The domineering princess doesn't understand love × the cold and old-fashioned scholar is so innocent
[The heroine seizes by force+traditional ancient sayings+shuangjie+loving wife+controlling husband+conducting]
In the capital, the name of Princess Zhaoning is notorious.
She is coquettish and domineering, arrogant and arrogant, and she is still sterile;
The noble ladies in the capital also avoided her.
Shen Mingzhao has a father in her family who has complicated feelings for her. He is proud of his daughter's talent, appearance and status, but also fears that she is not easy to manipulate.
Even her marriage must have her consent.
Fortunately, she nodded to the marriage to Zhu Yunfei, the son of the Minister of Civil Affairs.
The Liang Dynasty valued civil service over military affairs, and the Zhenguogongfu had been engaged in martial arts for generations. This marriage with a civil servant family would, not surprisingly, greatly consolidate the power of the Guogongfu.
However, sometimes life does not talk about "martial ethics!"
Oops! An accident has come!
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In Shen Mingzhao's view, marriage is just a transaction.
For more than ten years, her father's careful training of her was just to make her marriage more valuable.
However, the planned blueprint was challenged on the eve of the wedding.
How could she bear the betrayal of her marriage partner? !
How could she, the noble princess, want a dirty man?
But despite the apparent breakup of the engagement, the turmoil became more and more intense.
Annoying!
Simply, grab a white-faced scholar, clean and handsome, and end the dispute.
But after getting married, the scholar became coy and talked about etiquette, justice, integrity, shame and elegance all day long.
Tsk!
Why is there so much nonsense!
Superior!
That's it!
Reader comments
It's not about female competition, but the female characters in it all have their own growth, and the heroine's optimism and strength also subtly affects the people around her. I hope you won't be disturbed by some one-sided and arbitrary comments. Everyone needs room to grow, and the characters in the book are no exception.
It's not about female competition, but the female characters in it all have their own growth, and the heroine's optimism and strength also subtly affects the people around her. I hope you won't be disturbed by some one-sided and arbitrary comments. Everyone needs room to grow, and the characters in the book are no exception.